Davis Instruments DWW762X User Manual
Product # 7624 & 7625
W
I R E L E S S
R
E P E A T E R
W I T H
S
O L A RO R
A C - P
O W E R
The Wireless Repeater receives data from any DavisTalk™ compatible trans-
mitter and re-transmits it to any DavisTalk™ compatible receiver. The repeater
extends the transmission range and improves reception between the transmit-
ter and the receiver.
Each repeater has a transmitting and receiving range of between 100' to 1500'
(30 to 450 m) depending upon the terrain. The repeater can listen for up to 8
different transmitter signals and can pass those signals on to another repeater
or to any number of receivers.
mitter and re-transmits it to any DavisTalk™ compatible receiver. The repeater
extends the transmission range and improves reception between the transmit-
ter and the receiver.
Each repeater has a transmitting and receiving range of between 100' to 1500'
(30 to 450 m) depending upon the terrain. The repeater can listen for up to 8
different transmitter signals and can pass those signals on to another repeater
or to any number of receivers.
Note: The Wireless Repeater operates on a low power frequency that does not require an FCC license.
The repeater’s flexibility allows you to put together your weather system in a
number of different ways. The most common setup is to install the repeater in
between a transmitter and a receiver to improve reception. Another possibility
is to install a chain of up to 8 repeaters to carry the transmitter’s signal over a
longer distance, or around obstacles. And a third option is to establish a
network of weather stations by linking the chain of repeaters to up to 8 different
wireless stations.
This manual describes three different setup options in separate sections based
on how many repeaters and transmitters you plan to install.
number of different ways. The most common setup is to install the repeater in
between a transmitter and a receiver to improve reception. Another possibility
is to install a chain of up to 8 repeaters to carry the transmitter’s signal over a
longer distance, or around obstacles. And a third option is to establish a
network of weather stations by linking the chain of repeaters to up to 8 different
wireless stations.
This manual describes three different setup options in separate sections based
on how many repeaters and transmitters you plan to install.
✦
The first section,
“Single T
ransmitter
, Single Repeater Installation
” on page
3,
discusses the most common and simplest installation—that of one transmitter,
one repeater and one or more receivers.
one repeater and one or more receivers.
✦
The second section,
“Daisy-Chain Installation (Multiple Repeaters)
” on page
10,
discusses daisy
-chaining up to 8 repeaters in succession to increase the range
between a single transmitter and one or more receivers.
✦
And the third section,
“Network Installation (Multiple T
ransmitters)
” on page
12,
discusses setting up a complex network of transmitters, repeaters, and receivers.
These setup instructions apply whether you have a solar-powered or an
AC-powered repeater.
AC-powered repeater.